New Bass Man

The ones pictured are from Barlows.

That lift is good when using heavier trailors.

Forgot to attached the picture.

Question about chatterbait-type blades. Curious if any of you use different size in blades for different conditions? I use both sizes but tend to use the bigger sizes when fishing dirty water. I feel the vibration better with the bigger sizes. I wonder how much does that make a different in attracting bass? I notice commercial applications tend to use the smaller size. Curious what your experience has been? Thanks! Ray

I agree with the last two posters. Once you apply the U-40, afterwards all you have to do is use mild detergent to clean. That U-40 is a great investment and a little goes a long ways.

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Welcome to the forum!

Welcome to the forum. This is the place to learn!

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Try Barlows.

Priceless! I own four of them and wouldn't sell either for any amount of money. Great fishing machine.

I'd go with Roadwarrior on this one. Cheap is not the best option, especially if you're in this for the long haul.

Nice video. I love topwater and frogs!

Fish Chris, That's exactly what I be thinking walking around some of the golf course ponds.

$300 per week golfing? I would quit too if I paid that much. Bottomline is that I think it is possible to enjoy both. I will admit that I get more excited catching a big bass than getting a birdie. I catch more bass that I score birdie. For me, it took a long time to learn to bass fish and golf. Learning to bass fish was harder than learning to golf. It took a couple of years to learn to bass fish but it only took a year to learn to golf where I don' embarrass myself. I'm going fishing in the morning.